Sentence examples for suggested a date from inspiring English sources

Finally, Mr. Frankel suggested a date to which Ms. Weaver agreed.

Mr. Lomelí was due to leave for singing assignments in Europe and suggested a date the next morning.

So I texted Jesse and asked, "Can we go for a ride?" Two days later, after Jesse suggested a date instead, I found myself seated at an outdoor patio, drinking a margarita.

The Bath owner, Bruce Craig, a member of European Professional Club Rugby's executive, said he did not believe Sunday's match at Toulon could be rearranged because there was no slack in the Premiership's fixture list while his Toulon counterpart suggested a date during the Six Nations with England and France players appearing for their clubs not countries.

I gladly suggested a date and time and it seemed like we might be able to work together.

Early tests at different laboratories returned conflicting dates for the body; later tests suggested a date between 2 BC and 119 AD.

But the style of the ancient script suggests a date nearer to A.D. 100.

The rounded corners suggest a date before 1900, when square corners again became popular.

(When his comely bicycle technician, played by the angel-faced Elizabeth Daily, suggests a date, he informs her solemnly that he's "a loner, a rebel").

President Hamid Karzai presented an optimistic plan to return the national army and police to Afghan control by 2014, suggesting a date when foreign forces might leave.

The panel, in its original 18th-century giltwood frame reveals the influence of 17th-century Dutch landscape painting, but the unkempt appearance and Romantic mood suggest a date in the 1730s or 1740s.